Show " Behind Scenes a! Hollywood Players 'Fly' v- by Alice West - Back from glamorous Holly--woo- d! Among the ‘many stars I interviewed who had praises for Utah was Susan Hayward She was still carrying the marks (a few" freckles) from the fishing trip she and her husband and twin sons Timothy and Gregory took to Strawberry Lake near Provo t “It was wonderful! she said “I caught more fish on a spinner rod!”- x that she said “I don’t want this woman to look made up I want to see skin Later we can make up her eyes which were her best feature but be as natural as I want her-to possible? Concert of Susan Hayward “That’s OK" Ben said “but I’ve got to put'a little on to hide I’ll make different colored sets” She has those Utah freckles bags out of Rubber for under- dozens of themA “Then one of neath your eyes for the the foolish things I do is to save sequence” ' paper Tm always "Yes” she added “and I want wrapping we have any when won’t afraid too a for my jaw “squared little that” (She loves Jo argue with I need it” the directors and anyone'who has Takes Care of Health anything to do with the picture She is careful to get in her when she has ideas of her own) hours sleep at night while eight This is the first film for Susan she works hut when she’s not where she has to grow old working op a picture she loves Likes Current Film get her husband to stay up “It’s an interesting picture to with her all night at least once both from the actress standpoint in a while ' and from a historical one” she just talking and catchon all the things they ing up said "It’s good to let the peo- want to discuss and haven!t had beknow' of human what ple type an she was m while opportunity ings sacrificed themselves and a she'll Then sleep 12 picture settled this country to give us all hours through straight now forthex advantages we’re ran across the floor tunate enough to enjoy But oh! It Awasspider all she could do to keep -- —The Decent gowns! frefm screaming girls just couldn’t get by with “I just can’t stand a spider or themJnlhese days” a bee or a wasp” she said shud- She has to smoke a pipe in a “but a snake doesn’t bothsequence and caught in the act dering er me” just after she has taken a puff She paints landscapes for a “I had to hold the smoke in and used tosave player hobby my mouth so long that I swalHad the largest rolls lowed some and it dam near fuano outside of a museum of killed me I got so dizzy I could before she gave around anyone hardly stand up So after this thenuto a Boy’s club in the San I’ll smokleave the pipe picture Fernando Valley ' ing to the men!” Home Charltop Heston plays the role farmhouse Type a live in “We of Andrew Jackson and she loves cottage type ''to challenge him oi what he farmhouse — sort of an architec-- t knows about the Jacksons It u r a I hodgepodge” she said when asked about her home “It turned that both had but they HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Cr- yin’ A done plenty of research for their has nine rooms and we were Johnny Ray’s first Hollywood years getting our living parts Susan gets really upset four had 'both MGM and when people say that Rachel was room' furnished just as we appearance after him for wanted it” illiterate ' dealt? picture She said her bedroom has light “She was well educated” she Johnny met Producer Joe blue waljls with drapes with yelx said “and spent most of her life Pasfernak even had a title dark olive green trying to live down the scandal of low roses onand out It was “Don’t Cry picked white French her marrying Andrew Jackson background Johnny” when she was not legally di- - Provincial furniture “Man 1)6 was really flying" That’s room In I the - worked which alfronyher first husband says like to feel luxurious” she said in the crooner with the built’ though she thought she was crying jag The silk sheets and pillow cases Talk about the scandal and He denied that Fox wanted and silk satin me coverings give campaigns of today! Ac- him for a remake of - “The ‘luxurious feet” cording to research they can’t that Johnstown Flood" ' She loves to read and Thomas touch what was thrown at President Jackson before he was Wolfe is her favorite author 7 When asked what her advice elected” Susan admitted that two of her to young people who wlnt to get favorite roles are “My Foolish in the movies she replied: “Tell to save their money Heart” and “With a Song in My them also not to develop Chatter 'but - Heart" have something to say when- they Home Girl And stand on their own ” With all her work she is a real talk — don’t pass the buck” legs home girl and mother She allows She likes men “period” she her boys to look at television one-ha- sys and admits her husband is hour a day a “wonderful and fascinating “It’s important for them to get character” out and play football and live normal lives’ she said “Too much television is not good for ' them”' ' When asked if her twins showed anjr inclination in wantED BERRY ing to go into njofion pictures STUDIO she replied: “They saw my pic41623rd St a ‘With ture Song in My Heart’ Fhon and one of them was slightly interested in the song but they A both kept saying ‘When ’is the Disney picture coming on?’ Right now they’re more interested in becoming a fireman or a garbage Jeffery Hunter and man” Jean Peters in She admits that she would like “LURE OF THE to have triplets next time WILDERNESS” Susan is one of Hollywood’s B$x Office Open 3 p m most interesting individualists She loves to have fresh flowers around her home at all times “My weakness?” she said “My extravagance in sleeping I HELD OVER sleep in silk sheets and like old-ag- low-necke- e d Crying Johnny Gets OJters of Two Film Firms i Soil conservation Is one theme of Felix Summers paintings of the farmlands This gaunt scene shows the effects on erosion He began studying art with pictures in family Bible 4 For years though his easel wasworking for seed and farm im-stored while he followed a plow plement companies “By that time” he said “ I in the corn belt and herded sheep knew farmers are interested in Wyoming and rode freight in thethat basic things of life: their cars through the MiJvvest crops their land the weather the Becomes Moralist markets” When he returned to his drawWith his work as a soil coning board it was as a cartoonist servation artist and his illustraand later as a muralist Finally tions for farm manuals Summers he took up agricultural drawing still finds time to pursue his remembrance of things past “You read of bumper crops” he But says “and parity prices you don't see a farmer’s eyes when a hail storm cuts his cornfields flat in minutes You don’t see his hands either or get up before dawn' with him or work all under tractor lights to get HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It night the in” ' costs crop Lewis $1000 per Cthy week to be 'a television star That’s how much she estil Felix Summers: Farmers are mates she loses in salaryleach week by playing Marie Wifcon’s interested in basic things roommate on “My Friend MILWAUKEE — For Felix Irma” Summers whose murals adorn Here’s how she figures it HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Alan The TV version of “Irma” re- Hale Jr is out with a new telenight-cluband plush department stores art for art’s sake is like quires five full days a week vision adventure series called for rehearsal and showing The a plow in Times Square radio version kills off the rest “Biff Baker USA” It may start But real art according to the of the week a new revolution in television former Iowa farmhand lies in “Irma” went on TV Before He will be neither a private the cornfields and hoglots of the Cathy was A regular on eight Midwest or in a harvest crew eye nor a spy Instead he will weekly network radio shows be just a fellow with an ordinary working through the night or in She also acted in the movies a farmer’s hands and eyes So far this year she has turned job as an importer whose work In full agreement is the Soil down three movie offers betakes him near the Iron Curtain Conservation Society of America cause of the “There will be times when I’m of 4400 strong This group agriTV cultural experts has conferred on even outsmarted and ‘outfoxed” So why doesn’t she Summers its highest award for She tried to last summer quit? the husky Hale reports even his emblem depicting man’s rela“In fact” adds Hale “the films the usual notice gave tionship to the earth and the eleBut the producers talked her are so revolutionary that somements times they won’t even be adout of it We plan some Successor to Wood They claimed that they venturesome and 'some — comedy straight couldn’t else that get anyone Artist Summers — called the drama in between the straight she “Jane in Wood 'W'as the to successor Grant Stacy” coming cloaks and daggers” — has been trying to capture the public’s opinion “That’s what I’m afraid of" sweat and strain and worry of she said at a luncheon interfarming for most of hish 43 years £eep Tray Warm He began art study-witthe view A moment later a waiter des“You care When preparing a tray for an fos his in interrupted: grandmother’s pictures invalid the food will be more family Bible on a Mills County sert Miss Stacy?” But she admits it’s much apetizing if kept warm by placfarm in Iowa He pursued the to be recognized as a per- ing the plate over a study in Teacher’s College at nicer hot water Peru Neb and later at the Uni- son instead of a Voice versity of Nebraska and Yale University’s School of Fine Arts Cathy Lewis Is Paying $1000 Weekly as Star Cloak and Dagger To Make SplaK s g -- -- bowl-containin- SUNDAY AND MONDAY t - June Allyson and Gary Merrill in ? 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JERKY WALD ORCHESTRA Richard Widmark Marilyn Monroe LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Rosemary Lane was In court yesterday asking for $124598 a month support for hgtself and daughter Susan BridgetJ She de- clared herhusband makeup artist Bud Westmorc needs only ’ - t $400 a months T LAST Lkl with Actress in Court y M-G-M- “Don’t Bother To Knock” Actress Cyd Charisse compares her coiffure patterned after Mrs Eisenhower’s Hollywood stylists used photo of llamie to be sure the hairdo came out right Movie rORRHEUlft TO THE Now' PLAYING d 41 jeff CHANDLER scon BRADY suzan BALL Shw 6:30 well-balance- Dial 9 Miles North of Ogden al-wa- ys ox Offico 6:00 one-ma- 0 fr ' mu Nor they are not likely to' forget the fascinating Basque folk n dances and least 5f all the fife and drum corps the principal accompaniment of the dancers and sometimes of the singers Western America has always been interested in the Basque people and here was an occasion when the community audience learned about their music dancing and pageantry The program was begun with group of Basque songs sung’ by a small but a capella choir directed by Mr Onatibia Then followed glimpses of Basque country life in which a wine glass dance and a ceremonial dance in honor of a bride were among the interesting novelties Juan Astigarraga was the lithe staj dancer of the occasion And in this part ‘of the program Mr Onatibia gave a demonstration of his virtuoso upon the Basque instrument he calls a flute but which looks like a large flageolet and which has a tone reminiscent of a fife He plays this with his left hand while beating an accompaniment on a drum with his right hand Ater the intermission there was more choral music and then a grand finale of more exciting folk dances The large audience showed its warm and frequent delight by its ' applause 4 Btnaficial RhtumatUm Arthri tit Rundown Norvowt Condition Muscular Cramp JL’ili Cartoon and News - MOVED OVER M Hot Baths l-- mmm g Ufafa Hot Springs OPEN 9 a m to 9 p m Private Mineral Baths' GOUNiRSQE - h Like Mamie entertainers STARTS TODAY! ' AND — Last night’s Community Concert Association audience at the Ogden High School will not soon forget the splendid unaccompanied singing of the Basque men and women Comprising Juan Onatibla’s company of remarkable k g 78 I Basque Singers time-consumin- 20th-Century-F- ox mud-slingin- — Ogden Comedy belly-rockin- g p J R 2CKBAT KSRNING NOVEMBER 9 1952 Audience Loves s - “Go careful on armband Finds Art in Cornfields STANDARD-EXAMINE- In Coming A ply with characters who fly through the air with the j greatest of ease starts next Wednesday night in WebeV College auditorium and runs through Saturday It’s “The Flying Gerardos" a comedy' about a who falls aerialist young pretty for a bookworm witfi attendant perils to the family’s trapeze act It has several players new to Colthe Ogden Community-Webe- r lege series one of whom nevertheless was raised in the theatre Used to Do Vaudeville Act She is Mary Jane Berryessa who in real life used to do a vaudeville act with her family It was a song and danee routine She’ll be one of the mainstays Other newcomers are Sally Powell as Pearl Carol Lee Mills who plays the ingenue lead Donna Gerardo Duane Perry as Has-sa- n a Greek who doesn’t speak a line of English throughout David B Affleck newcomer to Ogden who plays Doc Vermillion salty old veterinarian for the circus Laurence Gee as Chick the beautiful hunk of man with no brains Carolyn Harmer as Aunt Thucy Theater Oldtimers ' Community theater oldtimers will include William Bobolis as Dr Jellicoe Richard Terry as Ozzie a leaper Robert Merrill as William Wentworth the bookworm Alice Anderson as crusty old Mama Gerardo (Mrs Anderson was a hit last year as one of the two old maids in Two Blind Mice) Orvil Holley as Art a as leaper Mary Ellen Bailey - “ Eadie a leaper Directing the second of this year’s four plays is Dean Thueson Box office will be open all next week from noon to 6 p m at Dunkley’s downtown store Thueson said curtain time will be 8:30 — sharp Ben Nye was touching up her make-ufor her role as Rachel Jackson in “The President’s Lady” on the'' 20th Century-Fo- set Ex-- F THE OGDEN (UTAH) wa PRICES-- nat mm This Engagement Only Matinee till 5 Evening Children HHoeH 60c 90c 25c ‘nctuti 4 M4dtut 0 n d 7 d itrm - MCr-OCSA-O - |